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Sustainable procurement duty tools update
November 11, 2020 by Niamh Duncan No Comments | Category Scottish Procurement, Sustainability, Sustainable Procurement Tools, Useful tools
Following the launch of our new platform for the sustainable procurement duty tools back in June, work has been ongoing to produce further support for users.
A new user guide for the Sustainability Test has been developed which provides step-by-step instructions with screen shots on how to use this tool. The user guide can be accessed here.
The Sustainability Test along with the Flexible Framework, Prioritisation Tool and supporting sustainable procurement guidance are available from the single platform for the sustainable procurement duty tools and can be accessed here.
A new and improved user guide for Prioritisation Tool is currently being developed, and as soon as its available will be publicised here on the Public Procurement blog.
We would welcome your feedback which can be e-mailed to scottishprocurement@gov.scot .
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